[Howlatthemoon]

Amazon.com: HALLOWEEN By J.DEL POZO For WOMEN - EAU DE TOILETTE SPRAY: Health & Personal Care

 

[MorbidMariah]

Cool! I wonder what it smells like? I would think of pumpkin or cloves or cinnamon, but the bottle looks Spring-ish. (?)

 

[Madame Leota]

It looks like an orchid on the bottle. Hmmm... I don't get it.

 

[hallorenescene]

i think it would be nice to have, but what does it smell like and i agree, why not some halloween box deco?

 

[Cadaverino]

"Halloween by J. del Pozo is a bewitching love potion full of mystery and fun. Halloween fragrance for women opens with top notes of green lime from Cozumel, bokhol green bananas, and seas of Alaska. At the heart are floral blends of magnolias, lily of the valley, tuberose and pink pepper. Halloween is a fragrance from Spain."

 

[Madame Leota]

Ummm, yeah... I always wanted to smell like green bananas. That sure says Halloween to me...

 

[Cadaverino]

This Spanish perfume maker sounds clueless about naming and marketing this particular product. First off, the name "Halloween" should be supported by the product itself and its marketing. No, it doesn't get by on your claim that it's a "love potion". All perfumes are love potions if you want to put it that way.

The second mistake was choosing a fruity-floral blend instead of a spice blend. Get a bottle of pumpkin pie spice and study its beautiful aroma blend. That's what reminds North Americans of Halloween. Not green bananas, magnolias, and seas of Alaska, whatever that is (codfish?)

The third mistake was to have nothing Halloween-like in the marketing. Put a stylized black cat on the bottle, a winking full moon, or an autumnal cornucopia. Not some pastel flowers.

J. del Pozo, you blew it. Start over from scratch. If you're going to market a perfume called Halloween to North Americans, ask them what the word conjures up for them.

 

[Howlatthemoon]

This Spanish perfume maker sounds clueless about naming and marketing this particular product. First off, the name "Halloween" should be supported by the product itself and its marketing. No, it doesn't get by on your claim that it's a "love potion". All perfumes are love potions if you want to put it that way.

The second mistake was choosing a fruity-floral blend instead of a spice blend. Get a bottle of pumpkin pie spice and study its beautiful aroma blend. That's what reminds North Americans of Halloween. Not green bananas, magnolias, and sea of Alaska, whatever that is (codfish?)

The third mistake was to have nothing Halloween-like in the marketing. Put a stylized black cat on the bottle, a winking full moon, or an autumnal cornucopia. Not some pastel flowers.

J. del Pozo, you blew it. Start over from scratch. If you're going to market a perfume called Halloween to North Americans, ask them what the word conjures up for them.

I totally agree!

 

[BadTableManor]

I have this perfume, and even though I enjoy it, it smells nothing like what I would envision a perfume called "Halloween" would smell like. It's definitely delicate and floral.
I'd go with Dia De Los Muertos, Vampire's Garden, or, if you really wanna smell like pumpkin potpourri, Sleepy Hollow, all by Arcana Oils. I used to sell them on my old website, but you can find them on either Magical Omaha or Gorey Details.